Sentence examples for notably struggled from inspiring English sources

In recent years, those six individuals notably struggled to reach bipartisan compromise.

One campaign moment that may be instructive: Trump in 2016 notably struggled to distance himself from former KKK leader David Duke.

Retail stocks were mixed, but coffee chain Starbucks was notably struggling after the company reported a decline in customer traffic for the first time ever.

This takes nothing away from Moeen, who, where others, notably Bell, struggled to time the ball, did so with such sweetness that it might have stripped the enamel from his teeth.

Incumbent Democratic President Barack Obama's reelection bid was, from the outset, expected to be closely contested as the United States faced a number of challenges, most notably a struggling economy.

Reports show that environmental concern is cyclical, responding to competing issues, most notably a struggling economy and war (Carroll 2002; Crabtree 2003; Gallup Organization 2003; Greenberg 2004; Saad 2003, 2004).

(Notably, Salon had struggled as a business despite the quality of its reporting).

Stronger teams — notably Australia last year — have struggled to deal with England's bowlers in the damp, overcast conditions that confronted Bangladesh at times during both the Lord's and the Manchester matches.

The enterprise is elevated to something greater than a vulgar joke by Mr. Davis's nearly pitch-perfect impression of Mr. Obama, a challenge that many better-known comedians have struggled with (notably Fred Armisen, whose cool jazzbo Obama on "Saturday Night Live" is the antithesis of Mr. Davis's).

Notably, Europe is struggling to deal with rising levels of obesity and chronic diseases.

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